Chloe Siegel

About Chloe Siegel

With a career spanning humanitarian assistance, disaster risk reduction, and global policy analysis, I specialize in information management, crisis response, and strategic communication. As a Deputy Manager of the Humanitarian Information Team at USAID and then the State Department, I have been at the forefront of humanitarian reporting and data-driven decision-making, ensuring that U.S. foreign assistance efforts are well-informed, transparent, and effective. My role has taken me across the Middle East, Africa, and Europe, where I have compiled intelligence, assessed program impact, and provided real-time updates on humanitarian crises. Managing regional portfolios for over 60 countries, I have worked in both Washington, D.C, and U.S. embassies abroad, gathering and analyzing humanitarian data to inform key stakeholders. My reporting has guided emergency response operations, policy decisions, and international aid distribution, supporting multi-agency collaboration and intergovernmental transparency. I hold a Master of Science in Global Human Development from Georgetown University, specializing in humanitarian intervention and global displacement and enhancing my analytical and writing skills. My expertise in data synthesis and policy development has been instrumental in shaping foreign aid strategies, program effectiveness, and crisis response coordination.Fluent in navigating multicultural environments, international policy frameworks, and humanitarian coordination efforts, I am eager to collaborate with organizations dedicated to crisis management, disaster relief, and global development initiatives. Let’s connect to drive innovative solutions for a more resilient and equitable world.

Experience

1. Deputy Manager - Humanitarian Information Team (Contractor)

   Usaid - Bureau For Humanitarian Assistance

   Apr 2025 — Present

Education

• University of Auckland

  Political Science and Government

  2015

• Georgetown University Walsh School of Foreign Service

  Master's degree, Development Economics and International Development

  2020 — 2022

• UC Santa Barbara

  Bachelor of Arts - BA, International Relations and National Security Studies

  2013 — 2017